Images from Space
Images from space. They show our planet from new perspectives and sometimes in the most unusual colours. They are not only nice to look at, but they also supply map and weather services with up-to-date data; and they are a crucial tool for the scientific exploration of planet earth. With the help of images from space (remotely sensed images), information is collected and analysed; their contribution is indispensable to the understanding of the earth system and the changes it experiences.
But how does this happen? And what do those silent observers, the satellites, look like? What data do they supply us with? And how do they help us understand the highly dynamic processes on our planet and make us realise the role humanity plays?
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The European Space Education Resource Office (ESERO) in Germany is a joint project of ESA and the German Aerospace Center (DLR). ESERO aims to get pupils interested in STEM subjects. To this end, space topics are integrated into school lessons in an exciting and innovative way and pupils' skills in the subjects of mathematics, information technology, natural sciences and technology (STEM subjects) are promoted.
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